Osaka Gas Liquid Co., Ltd.
Japanese industrial gas company manufacturing and selling industrial gases, gas purification equipment, powder processing services, hydrogen systems and carbon dioxide products.
Last updated September 16, 2026
AI crawler reads
No AI crawler has read this profile since Oct 28, 2026.
Overview
Osaka Gas Liquid Co., Ltd. (大阪ガスリキッド株式会社) is a Japanese company whose business includes an industrial gas segment producing and selling industrial gases such as liquefied oxygen and liquefied nitrogen, a powder business providing cryogenic grinding services using liquefied nitrogen, an on-site hydrogen business installing HYSERVE hydrogen production equipment at customer factories, and a carbon dioxide business manufacturing and selling liquefied carbon dioxide gas and dry ice at two locations in Osaka (Sakai City) and Niigata (Nagaoka City). The company also operates a Vietnam business based in southern Vietnam engaged in industrial gas manufacturing and sales and related peripheral businesses. Its product lineup includes gas purifiers (Fine Purifier series), the OXSERVE oxygen aeration device for land-based aquaculture, dry ice blasting cleaning equipment, anti-rust powder coating (Telly Powder), and LNG temporary supply. The company changed its name to Osaka Gas Liquid Co., Ltd. in 2016 as part of a business reorganization.
History
The company's history page traces its origins to 1947, when Kansai Tar Products Co., Ltd. was established (selling tar, benzene, LPG and paving materials). In 1974 Kinki Reinetu Co., Ltd. was established (industrial gas and LNG cold energy sales, frozen food manufacturing and sales). In 1975 Cold Air Products Co., Ltd. [55%] was established (air liquefaction separation using LNG cold energy). In 1979 Kinki Liquid Carbon Co., Ltd. was established (liquefied carbon dioxide production using LNG cold energy). In 1981 Kansai Satellite Service Co., Ltd. was established (LNG sales and transport). In 1985 the Cryogenic Grinding Center resin plant was completed. In 1987 the gas purifier (Fine Purifier) was commercialized. In 1989 Gas Net Co., Ltd. [55%] was established (manufacturing and sales of various high-pressure gases). In 1991 Clio Air Co., Ltd. [55%] was established (air liquefaction separation using LNG cold energy), and Liquid Gas Co., Ltd. was formed by merging the LPG division of Kansai Tar Products, the industrial gas division of Kinki Reinetu, and Kansai Satellite Service. In 1994 the High-Purity Methane Center was installed and completed. In 2002 the on-site hydrogen equipment HYSERVE was commercialized. In 2003 the first HYSERVE unit began operation. In 2004 Osaka Carbon Dioxide Co., Ltd. was established (liquefied carbon dioxide and dry ice production using LNG cold energy), the Dry Ice Center was completed, and the Cryogenic Grinding Center food plant was completed. In 2007 Osaka Gas LPG Co., Ltd. was established (LPG and equipment sales). In 2009 the Nissho LP Gas Group was incorporated (LPG and LNG equipment sales). In 2013 Kinki Liquid Carbon and Osaka Carbon Dioxide merged and changed their trade name to Kinki Carbon Dioxide Co., Ltd. [51%] (liquefied carbon dioxide and dry ice production using LNG cold energy). In 2016, on the occasion of a business reorganization, the company changed its name to Osaka Gas Liquid Co., Ltd. In 2018 Nagaoka Carbon Dioxide Co., Ltd. [100%] was established (liquefied carbon dioxide and dry ice production). In 2020 the company invested [25%] in SQC Investment, the parent company of Sing Industrial Gas Vietnam (industrial gas manufacturing and sales). In 2024 the OXSERVE oxygen aeration device for land-based aquaculture was commercialized. Figures in brackets are investment ratios as of April 2026.
Products and positioning
OXSERVE oxygen aeration device for land-based aquaculture
Fine Purifier gas purifiers
HYSERVE hydrogen production equipment
Telly Powder anti-rust powder coating
Dry ice blasting cleaning equipment
Sources3 sources
Cite this profile: Cite the canonical profile. /brand-wiki/osaka-gas-liquid-co-ltd-japan · Editorial policy · How profiles are compiled